@Hassan Janjua I still feel DMZ is better considering single point of failure with Bastion host. It should be combination of DMZ and Bastion host. Others pls provide comments.

@Roshan Laloo Due Care, this is the reason I wanted to see people’s thoughts. I choose Due Diligence.

@Asad Anwer D

@Asad Anwer the 300 questions pdf in our study material has this question.

@Roshan Laloo answer given was BIA, that’s why I wanted to post this question and get everyone thoughts. I choose C as well.

@Alex Akyuz should be in the middle, top floors are vulnerable to heat and winds

@Alex Akyuz 1. Wind and Weather Damage: Tall buildings are more exposed to high winds, storms, and lightning strikes, which can result in structural damage. 2. Heat: Heat tends to rise, which can make cooling systems work harder to maintain optimal temperatures in data centers on upper floors. 3. Physical Security Threats: The top floors can be more vulnerable to unauthorized access via adjacent rooftops or other high structures. 4. Water Damage from Roof Leaks: Even minor leaks in the roof can result in water intrusion, which is dangerous for electronic equipment. 5. Structural Instability in Seismic Zones: During earthquakes, upper floors experience greater movement, increasing the risk of equipment damage. 6. Access and Evacuation Challenges: It may be more difficult to access or evacuate data centers on top floors during emergencies, especially if elevators or stairwells become compromised.